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E. Guigal Côtes du Rhône Rosé(2004)
Soil type
Clay limestone or pebbles and alluvia.
Grape variety
50% grenache,
40% cinsault,
5% mourvedre,
5% syrah
Average age of vines
25 years.
Winemaking
A wine drawn off the skins after a brief maceration and long temperature controlled fermentation.
Maturation
Stainless steel tanks
Average yield
30 Hl / hectare
Average annual production
150.000 bottles.
Tasting
* Eye : Clear , brilliant and fresh.
* Nose read more...
Clay limestone or pebbles and alluvia.
Grape variety
50% grenache,
40% cinsault,
5% mourvedre,
5% syrah
Average age of vines
25 years.
Winemaking
A wine drawn off the skins after a brief maceration and long temperature controlled fermentation.
Maturation
Stainless steel tanks
Average yield
30 Hl / hectare
Average annual production
150.000 bottles.
Tasting
* Eye : Clear , brilliant and fresh.
* Nose read more...
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April 2008
- Parker calls it a "real head turner". 50% Syrah and 50% Grenache. Full-bodied, dense, chewy, ripe with a deep purple color and sweet notes of berry fruit with a touch of pepper. A juicy, velvety mouthful.
- February 2008
- I love this wine. Plenty of flavor and complexity. A great value!
- March 2008
- Most disappointing wine that I can rememeber. Not offensively bad, but has minimal flavor which disappears immediately. Like drinking cherry vitamin water.
- March 2008
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Deep and dark red. Shiny.
Fresh fruits with red berries and spices.
ll, round and racy. Rounded and smooth tannins. A full-bodied, rich and intensely aromatic wine.
Full with a long finish and plenty of elegance and finesse due to the well balanced tannins and fruit.
- ttutony
- Galveston, TX
- March 2008
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